Eyes so big and pure.
Paws so delicate and demure.
Fur as black and shiny as a moon-lit lake.
His inquisitive demeaner just as sweet as cake.
He jumps along the floor.
He kicks up his feet as he jumps out the door.
He eats carrots like they are cotton candy.
The way he nudges with his nose Just Dandy.
He drinks his bottled water like it is going out of style.
He runs so fast you'd think he won the Olympic Mile.
Our new little friend is simply a delight.
So happy we adopted him my heart is soring like a kite.
He brings to our home a new found joy.
Our rabbit's name is Gaston. What a fine baby bunny boy.
About the Creator
Nicole Crowned
I am originally from Seattle, WA and currently reside in the Chicago, IL area. I am a 54 year old paraprofessional educator with a BA in Anthropology. I am married and a mother of twin daughters. I am an acrylic artist and an amateur poet
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